Prize Winners Named in Last Week Picture Contest
The editor announces two new prize recipients and several $1 awards for entries. Winners include Silver Wrass and Copper, Mrs W 8 Gunn, Box 218 City Two Busy and others from Miami Tex Tulia Tex and Oklahoma towns. Honorable mentions list titles such as When Silence is Silver and Speech is Golden and The Filling Station among many authors in Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Gunn
City
Bettie Todd
Polk Street
J. K. McKenzie
Miami
Texas
J. van Steenwyk
Lillian Roberts
Oklainion
Tex
H. M. Baggarly
E.C. Colquitt
East Fifth Street
E. C. Colquitt
Wayne Roberts
Ramesdell
C. EB. McKenzie
W. K. McKenzie
Dorothy McKenzie
J. T. McKenzie
Clarksville
R. C
Roberts
Oklaunion
J. B. Ratliff
Box
J. T. Ireledge
Ninth Street
Oma Reeves
Tulia
Arts and Letters Open in Tulia with Local Notables
Reader listings show a trio of entries from Tulia and Canyon Texas with works by Mary Harmon Herschel Clawson Jack Harmon and Lola Slovar reflecting regional creative activity in poetry and prose. The items titled A Three Hit Game Spooning Portraits and Love is Blind appear as brief notices and signatures from local authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harmon
Tulia
Tex
Spooning
Herschel Clawson
Canyon
Jack Harmon
Lola Slovar
East Fifth Street
Child Lost in Maize Field Found by Searchers near Clarendon
The three year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Baker wandered from home north of the old Warren property. After a long search, including a cotton patch and maize edge, the child was located as volunteers converged on the scene. Six earloads of searchers arrived with one more en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Mary Hoxe
Floydada
The
Clarendon News
Clarendon
East Amarillo Community Notes and Local Illnesses
East Amarillo reports on religious society meetings at Houston Street Methodist Missionary Society and East Ward Parent-Teacher Halloween party. Revs Pirtle host rehearsal and singing at 501 Cleveland, while Miss Ruth Pirtle in Lubbock hospital is not seriously ill. Other updates include Mrs A J Crow’s hospital stay, two local children recovering from pneumonia and scarlet fever, and A Cowers in Claude at 81 who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Street
Ruth Pirtle
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
J. W
Bill McGuire
East Third Street
William
Will Curtis
J. M. Jones
Claude
East Fourth Street
Tyler Street School Sixth Grade Wins Holiday Prize
The sixth grade taught by Miss Brooks at Tyler Street School won the half holiday prize in the Parent-Teacher Association membership drive, after a late-day turn inspired by a parent paying dues for herself and husband. The race stayed tight with Miss Mannie Wilson's fifth grade, and Principal E. F. King led efforts that fostered strong friendly competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Street
Miss Brooks
Amarillo Schools Seek PTAs Membership Drive
The article urges patrons of Amarillo schools to join or support the Parent-Teacher Association, promoting community involvement and school improvement through PTA membership and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Schoos
Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo Painter Albert Nicely Displays Thirteenth Work
Albert Nicely, 56, Amarillo artist known for animals and nature scenes, exhibited his thirteenth oil painting, an elk buck against a scenic backdrop. He plans western outdoor themes and currently works on decorations at King’s and Engman’s cafes, facing livelihood pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Albert Nicely
Nicely
Are
King’s
Engman's
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Maize
Amarillo Rubber Stamp Company
Amarillo, Texas
Alabama
Excella
Adams Dry Goods CO
Polk
Tyler Street School
LN Con Lee
Ance
Ordway-Saunders Co
Oth
Patton
Malone Lines
Pampa
Amarilllo
Amarillo Rete Panhandle—Ellis Drug
Stura White
Perr—Star Drug Store
PAM -Pampa Drug Co
Rickenbacker
Charles Allen Motor CO
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Phaeton
Phaeton Brougham
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